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- - USB-SPY CAM-BOGO SPECIAL - -

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One of the best parts of the ever-growing and advancing-technology nowadays is the quality-and availability of surveillance. 

Whether it's simply to keep an eye on your-home or your-babysitter when you're not around, or to keep watch over employees-and make sure their doing what they should be, everyone can benefit-from the peace of mind. 

This handy little-gadget will not only let you keep an eye on your home-or office, but it looks like nothing more than a typical usb-charger.  Because it's plugged into the wall already, it requires NO-batteries, and no one will think twice about a USB-charger; they're pretty standard in every home and office these days. 

If you act-now, you can take advantage of the BOGO-special. 


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We have a come a long way from the very expensive and simplistic surveillance equipment of the last two decades. Before buying a video surveillance system, you need to fix a budget, you need to decide on the number of cameras you want, where you want it mounted, indoors or outdoors, and the preferred storage system. You will also find options in terms of resolution, camera lens coverage, video surveillance storage, Analog and IP cameras, wired and wireless, color, and black and white images, cameras made for license plate capture, cameras for long range and for short, cameras with housings that can resist powerful weather elements or extreme temperatures, cameras you can pan-tilt-and-zoom, cameras which will show a large fish-bowl view and… well, there are a lot of different kinds of security surveillance equipment. If any of this is new to you, then keep on reading. We'll try our best to go over the options available to you.

There are quite a few options for those who want a turn key solution, ranging from professionally-installed-and-monitored systems to simple plug-and-play options like the Nest camera. But all of those tie you to a cloud vendor, who gets access to your data, and require a monthly fee. For those willing to roll up their sleeves and do some tech, like most ExtremeTech readers, we provide some information and tips on how to get started. First you need to think about what areas you want monitored, and the cameras you'll need to have to cover them. Security cameras come in all shapes and sizes. Here are a few of the major categories: A high-tech version of the traditional door peephole, doorbell cameras add not only an ability to listen to and speak with visitors without opening the door, but to do so even when you're not home. The devices allow you to view the live stream from the peephole camera on your smartphone, and to speak to the person at the door through its speaker.

Pro tip: Make it hard for thieves to get to your valuables once they are in your house. Locking interior doors and closets can be helpful, as well as keeping items out of sight and in non-obvious locations. That way, less can be taken in the windows the burglars think they have before the police arrive or someone notices the break in. The final big issues when selecting cameras and software are where your recordings will go and whether you want to be alerted about motion (or sound) events in real time. Many simple cameras, like the well-known Dropcam, rely on paid (and typically limited) cloud storage for videos. Assuming clever criminals haven't cut your internet connection, cloud storage is at least safe from on-site tampering. However, it isn't usually practical for 24/7 recording.